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Europe ’87 was out of control! The train rides.. .1 like to make an A. D. call to America. . .all those famous places and monuments that we forgot take pictures of. . .weekends to Nanny’s. . .Garfunkle’s. . .Ladies Night ’Stringfellows’. . .Next Stop: ’Hippodrome’. . .Which twin is which?? Ro anne.. .Late night talks.. .Have a Bud on me.. .Lean on me. . .Here’s to h noses. . .Jill- I can’t explain exactly what you mean to me, but you’re ve special and I’ll never forget ‘The Trip’ or you. . .Diane: Tuna-fish. . .‘The don’t know what they’re missing!. . .‘I Think We’re Alone Now’. . .Partne in Crime.. .Bachelor #1, #2, #3.. .Chocolate chip cookies with the chocola chip on the inside rule.. .The week at my house.. .Catch me, I’m falling... shots.. .Boom-Boom.. .Monster.. .Together Forever.. .We finally made it .You’re my best friend and I’ll never lose you. We’ve been through too muc I love you.. .Trish- Big boobs forever.. .you know I hate it when you.. .w was the one who?.. .on my towel?.. .Julie-Let’s dance.. .Hey-Hey, What' Get.. .Get.. .1 can’t sleep. Let’s eat.. .Our late night conversations were to desired. Laco almost commited suicide - Hey roomies, you know anythi about that? Thanks guys, for being there when I needed you the mo Always keep in touch.. .Washington D.C. will never be the same. I’m glad ' all shared that! Jorge, “you’re the object of my desire’’.

For my friends - DA, JC, TI, RL, TL, HF, S. Monroe - you all mean me': to me than words can ever say. The times we’ve shared are cherish | memories, although memories can not compare to the reality of having tr j' friends like all of you. Love You All! All the Best Always! Here’s to O j Future!

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Mr. Cheney, I hope someday I’ll have your qualities, thanks for all the words. Traci, you’re Bravo Echo Alfa Uniform Tango India Foxtrot Uniform Lima in every way I can ever think, perhaps it was bad chemistry or just bad conditions, well, that can always change: Summer of ’87, whoaa!

Gosh, I wish I could dedicate my diploma to my Mom„Dad and his mother. Maybe it’s no work of art, but neither am I; I sure worked for it, though. I LOVE YOU ALL. If goodbyes weren’t so hard then I guess hellos wouldn’t be so wonderful.” M.S. “I must be travelin’ on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve gotta see.” Lynyrd Skynyrd Instead of taking risks that show your daringness, try to take risks showing how much you care about people.” Peter Tacy “I never let school get in the way of my education.” Mark Twain It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Christ What is essential is invisible to the eye.” Indian proverb Whatever.” Me <«

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Wilder Ways, '86 & *87: 2 different years, two different groups; both fun and interesting in their own ways.

Jonesey: Tacy paper Saturdays, “Not ’til 2 A.M.’’, Studying with Bill, John T. Goat, the fourth political party, room rearranging at 11:00 P.M., Madison weekends, January in Ft. L., watch the skies, and don’t kill anyone on the slopes, Randall’s class, someone wants to see you, YABADABA-DING’DONG!.. .KR: the plane flight, don’t get your Guess socks wet.. .CA & TG; YEAH! Top 40 isn’t the best by a long shot. ..CM: Good luck sailing wherever you go.. .BH: good luck in college, hope you go far in life. . .

Mr. Walden and Mr. Cheney: thank you for all the help and support you have given me; I couldn’t have done it without either of you. . . Mr Henry: dorm life has been hectic; you were a constant in a stream ol change.. Mr. Corwin: I will learn lax eventually.. .Mom and Dad, thanh you for all that you have done and the support you have given me; 1 couldn’t have done it without your help and support. . .

Well, I guess this is it. It’s been a fun two years, and it’s sad to bt leaving, but I’m ready for a change. I hope that people will remember mt as well as I remember them. So long. Marvelwood. '

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A.T. ’86 MIA. Orgasmo Food ’87 Morrison - It is 6:30! The Damn radio is on! It will remain that way! Got it? You better have! "To Hell and Back” Comtemp class ’86-’87 Tacy papers ’87-’88, We had ourselves a round trip!

Willis - BZZT!!! Good luck to you, this is the end of the beginning!

Mr. Corwin - One of a kind.

Washington trip ’87 • Traci, Tavia, Melinda, Jill, Kelly, Dianne, Rachael, Gerry, Carter, Kasak, Bachmann, Willis, Alex and Ian: Now a blast from the past.

Art trip ’87 - Every which way but the right way.

Junior class trip ’87 - C’est la vie!

Traci, Melinda, Jill, Marge, Jennifer, Kirsten, Stacy, Hardy, Brendan, Keith and Hayward: The Thurber butt porch committee, good times were had by us.

To the Senior class of ’88 - There has never been a bunch like us, and there never will be a bunch like us again. We never could lower heaven, so once in a while we raised hell!

Especially to - Kelly, Tavia, Melinda, Marge, Tricia, Julie, Susie, Dianne, Susan, Heather and Chloe: A guy couldn’t a’ asked to be surrounded by a better bunch of girls! I’ll never forget any of you.

To Mom and Dad: To whom without this trip wouldn’t have been possible - I love you both.

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Heather, Roomie #1 - You are the best party animal ever. Peace and love, duder. Be good, good luck. Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do. I am Superman. Kelly - Oh God! We made it! Partners 4ever.

17 shots, window nights, vivi-gun fight, tuna parties, food drawer, bathroom, remember those times we were having so much fun we didn’t care if everyone thought we were crazy. Let’s do it again soon! Best Friends!VR, MR, MG, AG, NS, CS, SZ, LZ; thanks for the best summer - Summer ’87: the best ever!

Latesia - Special #2, I love you, but I am still Special #1. Take care, honey.

S. Monroe, TI, T. Lane, JE -1 love you guys a lot, make the best of it.

NPH ■ See you at the plane home!

Mom and Dad -1 made it and I am out of here! Thanks for helping me and being by my side. I love you both.

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Stephane, remember all the HELL we went through in January... just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl. Now we have the summer, no schedules or routines, at least for a few months, then it’s back into the cell we go. Take advantage of the freedom while it’s still within your grasp. How can you have any fun here? They must have taken my marbles. Crazy? I would say good luck to you, but I intend to keep in touch - Love you, Steph.

Alex Vincent - Whenever I listen to The Rain Song I think of you.

Thanks for being there when my poor soul was in need of a little reassurance. Good luck always.

Scott- Where are your skis and your gloves? Could they have fallen out of the van? I’m really glad we were close this year.

Thewre were few people I knew I could really talk to and you were one of them. Thanks. Good luck a.s a senior next year.

“Stork” - this is the bat and this is the pitch and this is the hit.

The other Susis M. - I’m glad that we were friends this year. Have a great time in college and good luck with Eric. P.S. Don’t worry until the 25th!

Ted - Have fun next year. Good luck with Jen, I know you guys will last. Just don’t get caught by Mr. Walden. I’m gonna miss your back rubs next year.

Jason - Are you deprived? Oh, shut up! Thanks for the prescrip­ tion - it will always come in handy on those lonely nights. I hope I never run into you in NJ. Good luck next year! So you think you can tell Heaven from Hell?

Traci - When I first came here they told me my roommate was a nerd ■ they were right! Good luck at Lake Forest, just keep your room clean. (I know I won’t.)

Dianne • Love, Peace, and your mushroom! Now that brings back memories! Good luck in college! Take Care!

Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Esten for making Ronshaugen the best dorm on campus. Thanks to all the faculty for making my year at Marvelwood a good one.

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Ana I wish we could be together forever but this is hard for both of us. I will miss you very much and I hope we keep in touch. What is most important is I hope we get to see each other again. You will always be a part of me and I will never forget you because I will always remember the times we had together. I LOVE YOU! To my best friend and roommate Willy Potter - I hope you achieve your goals in life and I would also like to give you a standing ovation for everything you have done for me. I will always remember Thanksgiving vacation and the great times we had together. I will miss you buddy. Take care of yourself and good luck in the future. Don’t forget to keep in touch.

I would like to wish the rest of the senior class Good Luck with life after Marvelwood. Well it’s now time to go out there and face the real world. It sounds frightening but we all have to face it someday or another. Three years of Marvelwood and I am finally out. Good Bye . . .

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Finally ... I did it. Five year plan. Life in Miller with JS & MS - “Meet you on the porch.” Harvey -Dr. Sanderson - Tavia, stop making me laugh. Junior Prefect. Junior Class Trip ... I swear, Mr. Corwin, I didn’t do a thing - by the way, you lost your tooth.

Spanky, give me my Superball. Saturday nights by the Coke machine with CL. Fred, I was not laughing that hard. Traci, you have caca on your shoe. Marge, I have the picture of you “asleep in the van”. Kirsten, my big black limo is here . . . August in Watch Hill Browne-Iadd group II - best summer of my life. Calhoun House . . Gerry, you are a great friend ... be careful out there. Russell and Abner are fighting over the computer again.

Mark, you have another telephone call. Brian, wear your hockey helmet to church next Sunday ... I’ll miss those mornings with you. Brian, don’t forget to get Carter’s Quick-Pic. Senior class president. Thank you, KS. Weekends in Avon; thanks J & C. Yes I’m the youngest of seven and an uncle five times!’! Gerb, Tater. Carter: Gobble, Gobble, you Wild Turkey. Arsenic & Old Lace. Teddy Brewster. Tavia, we have to calm down and be serious. Wilderness Ways; I hope you don’t complain next year, Jocelyn. Heather, remem­ ber our poems ... Diane - in Puerto Rico where the women are so . Melinda, I just saw Mrs. Neary run across the field ... Jeff, stop calling me fish. Susie, why do you think I’m the wierd one? I’ll miss you BM, CS, FK, GA, MC. TL, MB, JC, HF, and the rest of the back two tables. Thank you Mr. Neary, Mr. Cheney, Ms. Dionne, and everyone else.

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Heather-Be happy cause I love you and I don’t look like Dolly. TA, you made it so easy being here and out of all the teachers I’ll miss you the most. LA, call me in twenty years. LD, you’re great. JB, thanks. Mr. Cheney, you are the most honest, wonderful person and I give you a lot of thanks and credit. Take care. Mr. Tacy, you’re neat, too.

Traci-you’ve changed so much and you’ll be a big success one day. We both know who would be so proud of you. We shared a lot of things and I’ll treasure those memories forever. Competing makes you stronger.

Kelly, Vern, Kill or Ruth-pick one, you are a wild woman, in the same room, parsley, Cezar’s, so much to say and not enough lines to do it in!

We have had some good times. By the way, you owe Gigi a car-wash.

Every year we are going away, this year to nude beaches. You are a very special friend and we wil always remain the best of friends and nobody can take that away.

Darren- Thank you for everything. You’ve been there through so many bad times it’s uncountable. One day you’ll realize what you have is good and I’m not going to be around. Maybe I’ll realize the same thing but at least I can say I’ve put more than my best into it. I don’t know what took me for a longer ride, you or your Porsche. "Here I am for you.’’ I’ll love you forever. Mrs. Bernstein, thank you also. Gigi, Andrew and Sarah, God do we have memories. It’s so hard for us all to get along. That limousine was incredible. Sarah, it’s 12:01 time to go home. Sell, sell, sell, that’s out motto. Gigi, I love you.

Mom and Dad, you are the most wonderful parents anyone could have.

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David with leopard spandex pants . . . it’s the final countdown and I’m not here to dance, to drink or to talk to you . . . WOW . . . but he’s got a nice smile, it’s only a haircut. . . Mike’s Bike . . . the charts . . . Road signs at 2 A.M.... watch those ears ... I’ll never forget you. Kelly, you can come out of the closet now ... Snoz, she scores, and your butterfly glasses. We’ve become so close this year, you really bring the snort out of me, Cheeseball. Alex and Jessica, good luck to you next year. Don’t forget about Trustees’ ugly crew and all the great times we had. Summer weekends, Greenwich rap, Poo’s car and the Rabbit convertible .. . don’t forget muffin. Will P., don’t forget Mr. Bates . . . MS, CK. SK. KB. SB, JS, AB. JB. I’ll miss you guys, TL. DA, S. Monroe, it was great being with you guys this year. Josh and Will P., I’ll miss you guys, you’re great to talk to. Keep in touch. Mr. and Mrs. Walden, thanks for the help. Mr. and Mrs. Esten, thanks for so much fun. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock, good luck with Hannah. Thank you Mom and Dad for everything.

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This may be of interest to all you patrons of Bairds; look out for the small Korean on the front porch, he’s pushin’ some bad “H”. Sound familiar Will P.? Remember, first termer. “Paint it black you devil”?

The boat marked “singles only”, we’ve come close to rocking it severely.

John - roomate, friend. “It’s animal magnetism I tell you. It can be the only unexplained reason for your intense feelings toward “her”. Purple Nurple wars in the room. And some real intense talks when they were needed. Thanks a million man. Fredie K. - you artist you. I have never seen anyone run so fast from English and do what you did. in my four years at the Marv, Alex V. - four very long years but we did it. Freaky dreams. The one person I could count on for total honesty. Keep in touch. Kevin B., I just want to get another from the fridge. Summer of '87, rolling down Great Hill in the middle of the night KA-BOOM. Next summer’s gonna be a blast. Julie E. - “True friendship, which is what we have, has no end. but merely times that test the bonds of it.” You helped me through some rough times, I love you for it. Trish; Do you know what type of animal that is? It’s a third world country - just kidding. We shared some real special moments. I don’t think I will ever forget them.

Jolie & Holly, you two kept me going in circles. T.L., K.R.. D.A., J.C..

J.B.. S.M.. R.D., I’ll miss you guys. Chris K.. Take your best shot, Run 151 • Rocket Scientists at large. Thanks Mr. Walden, you made it possi­ ble for me to complete my four years here. Mr. Cheney, a very dear friend and coach. Now that I am out we can do more fishing (I’ll teach you how to third world fish) Mom. you’re a very special person in my life. If it was not for your loving care I would not be where I am today. I love you.

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WINTER TERM BLUES; YELLOWS. REDS. PURPLES. GREENS. “THE BUS CAME BY AND I GOT ON THAT’S WHEN IT ALL BEGAN . . . “ WHEEEW, FUN TIMES! G.C.S.B. M.J.P.S. N.M.M.B. T.L.T.L. !!!

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F.K., you’re a great person, thanks for being a friend but I still wouldn’t give you the pleasure! BOSTON, memories and those to be made! Fish are love! BI, Pottery by the Sea, thanks Jim, I grew up a lot!!! Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Wagenseil for everything last summer! What will I do with my freedom now?

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To my best friend in the whole world. Eric! What can I say except I love you! It’s true, so it will last forever. You’re stuck with me now Poopah and you’ll never have a phone bill so high again! I can’t wait to see you everyday of my life. I glove you!

We’ll find a Lowly doll!! I have the best parents in the world • all four of them. Thanks, I love you all! I’ll make you proud of me! See Ya . . .

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Good luck . . Ian • Lipton 80 proof? . . . Where the hell is BI? . . . Mad Dog - please appease me but keep your feet to ytmrself . . . SOOEK . . .

Gary - which trail? . . . Alex B. • Happy Cheese! . . . Alex V. - morning? nope . . .

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Tavia, Mrs. Finn loves you! No, I don’t put Lysol in my hair! Remember crawling out the window in study hall. Do you want a Sugar Daddy? No, we don’t laugh too much! I’ll miss you. Keep in touch!

Susie, I need to take a shower ... U2 ... Can I borrow something? ... I’m using your makeup, OK? . . . I’m so glad you came here. I’ll miss you!

Traci, I’m not looking . . . Don’t touch your nose again . . . Guys with muscles, huh? . . . Have fun at Lake Forest. I luv ya!

Melinda, do you always take your clothes off in front of strange men at the beach? ... Remember standing in front of the soda machine at 12:00? . . . pretty silly . . . have a fun life!

Mark, you’re wierd . . . see you in jail!

Kendall, remember VT . . . no, I didn’t fall too much!

Kelly, the closet bar . . . Have fun this summer, see you in Florida!

Good luck next year, WH. JL. LC, KB. JB, FM, BS, AL, AS, TM. & HG! Mom and Dad, thanks so much for everything. You are great parents!

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Melinda - You know how much you mean to me. I’ll never forget our times and I know we have many more to share. You’re such a big part of me. All my love ... forever.

Traci - One of these days you’ll look in the mirror and realise how beautiful you really are. You have a great mind, use it wisely. You’ll always be with me. I love you.

HF - You know me more than most. I love you. You’ll always be with me.

FK - You always understood my ups and downs. Thank you for being there. I’ll always love you.

MC - You always understood me, because life’s really only an egg shell.

JC, BM, MO’C - What can I say but I love you guys!

GS - If you ever need your clothes washed Jay and I will do it.

SM - Promise never to throw Comet on me again!

BB - Remember when you’re 21, we’ve got a date.

Fordham - Someday.

NAT - Thanks for everything. You mean a lot to me. I’ll miss you.

REX - You always kept me smiling.

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As I walk some more I see an older teenager caring for her boyfriend worrying about sex.

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Washington ’87. Witchy Poo I’ll miss you. Holly, you were there when I needed you . . . Jim, thanx for the shoulder.

Good luck Eric, TC, Tim, Tom, Holly, Jim, Andy W. . , Julie, Tricia Keep in touch. Holly - I know you’ll make it . . .

Traci, Tavia, Melinda, Marg - we made it!! I will miss you all and never forget any of you!!

Chloe - I’ll miss you my Canadien friend. Brett, you’re a great guy and a good friend . . . Dianne, Kelly, Suzie 1, Suzie 2 - we had some good fun. Traci and Andy, no more massages - I’ll miss giving them. I made it Mr. Winkler, what do you think? Mrs. Wojan and Mrs. de Chabert thanx, I’m glad you were there pushing and pulling me along.

Mom and Dad I love you and am glad you were here to see me graduate. Thanx!

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Gary and Mike, remember, I was the example, advance at your own risk. Allison, you’re next. Now then, down to it. Gerry, let’s bring Dave to West Cornwall. MF, never let them see you sweat. Gee Fred, where is this Sherwood Island? . . . Tavia . . . here, I don’t think there is any left. On a serious note, Melinda, stand tall and keep your head up. Traci, my love always was and will be there. Dad and Michelle, thank you so very much for not giving up, don’t worry, now it’s all down hill. My dear departed mother, I love you.

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Class trip. What a gig. BUSTED. Jill - I couldn’t have done it without you, thanx Baybe! Don’t stress, I know you’ll go far. I LUV YOU. Tavia and Melinda - So much to say but not enough words. It all started with “raise your right foot for yes”, then we got smart. Wild Weekends “Who’s gettin’ married?!

T.L. - You always understood. No words were necessary.

M.B. ' You always listened and found a solution.

Thanx. I love you guys.

Heather - “HEATHAH” Thrusting, “Oh My” Thanx for being there.

Dianne & Kelly - I’ll learn to dance Kel, Good luck you guys.

Marge & Mark - "Hey Carrie-Anne” - we are the trio.

F.K., "TS, PF”, G.A. "Leathah Brothah”, C.S. & B.M. “good luck”, A.V. «( Boston Buses”, J.R. Things that were meant to be will be . .. remember the sunset.

KC, JC, LC - Stay Fresh you guys, you’ll make it.

Mr. Cheney, Mr. Walden, Miss Doss, and especially Mr. Neary - Thankyou!

LAKE FOREST HERE I COME. James Prescott Skinner - I’ve missed you. I can’t forget you. ILY Mom - Your support has been the best. I couldn’t ask for a better “JAHMOTHER”. I love you.

Rick - I don’t know why you’ve done all this for me. My thanx and appreciation is not enough. I hope I make you both proud.

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Wack, Bowie got AIDS and died.

Tricia. Make the best out of what you got and no matter what happens I’ll still be your friend.

Mike, It’s your turn to do the bathroom!

Matt, Keep in touch and I hope you come out to B.I. Barnett, If you only got to bed on time.

Brett, You sorry cheese.

Ana, What color are your shoes?

Rich, Don’t take it seriously.

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